Sentence examples for principal programme from inspiring English sources

Louise Clancy, principal programme and policy officer at the Greater London Authority (GLA), defended the coherence of her authority's policies: "We have the London Plan, which for larger developments has given a lot of clarity".

The Trade Adjustment Assistance Act is the principal programme for compensating those displaced by trade, but its outlays are a rounding error compared to the money spent on disability and health insurance compensation.

Williams also wonders what future there may be for the aspiring principals programme.

One route forward, he says, is LSIS's aspiring principals programme, which looks at the theory and practice of leadership and includes practical assignments.

Include a sensitization programme for principal education officers, head teachers on the objectives of the project, how it fits within the school programmes, their roles and those of the school governing bodies in the implementation of the project.

Mahler 5, Berliner Philharmoniker, Philharmonie, 2002 Rattle's inaugural programme as principal conductor of the Berliners: conducting, playing, and communication of searing commitment.

Jaffar's outburst does not appear to have been referred to the Prevent programme – the principal strand of the government's counter-terrorism strategy, which is intended to stop people being drawn into radicalisation and violence.

One such has been sent to me apparently to get a reaction to my being singled out as a principal offender, interpreting my programme note, which the student found in a 1977 collection of essays on Shaw and women, as a tirade against Shaw.

The principal applicant of this programme was Bram Brouwer, director of BioDetection Systems, a company operating in the fields of biotechnology and diagnostics.

One of the principal aims of the programme is to keep our listeners up-to-date with the latest developments in healthcare, and to accomplish that I get to interview a wide range of specialists at the cutting edge of medicine.

The principal aims of such programmes are to widen access into higher education.